White Screen Testfullscreen display utility

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Privacy boundary

Last updated: 6 September 2026. The display controls work in the current browser page; using a hosted website still involves ordinary network requests.

Color and session state

The selected HEX color, preset, grid option, dim-controls option and fullscreen layer are handled by JavaScript in the open page. The current implementation does not write those choices to cookies, local storage or a server-side results database. Closing or reloading the page resets them to the defaults.

No account or result upload

The tool has no account form and does not ask for a name, display photo, serial number or test result. It does not upload the chosen colors or analyze the display on a server. If you voluntarily email a problem report, that message is handled as ordinary email and is separate from running the test.

Requests made when pages load

Your browser requests the HTML, stylesheet, script and image assets from the site’s web host. The stylesheet also requests font files from Google Fonts. The host and font provider can receive standard connection information such as IP address, date and time, requested URL, referrer and browser user agent, and may keep operational logs under their own practices. This policy therefore does not claim that nothing reaches a server.

No ads or analytics currently loaded

The deployable pages currently contain no advertising or audience-measurement runtime. The screen tool does not set advertising identifiers or measurement cookies. If that behavior changes, the implementation and this notice must be updated before those services are enabled.

What this site stores

The application itself currently stores no user profile, test history, chosen color history or uploaded result. Ordinary infrastructure logs may exist at the hosting or font-provider boundary as described above. The repository’s public content and operational hosting are distinct from any email you choose to send.

Questions

Contact Pink Banana Tools through the contact section. Do not include sensitive device or personal information in a report.